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Again to the Same.

Commodianus. — translated by ANF/NPNF editors

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XL.—Again to the Same.

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There is not an unbelieving people such as yours.  O evil men! in so many places, and so often rebuked by the law of those who cry aloud.  And the lofty One despises your Sabbaths, and altogether rejects your universal monthly feasts according to law, that ye should not make to Him the commanded sacrifices; who told you to throw a stone for your offence.  If any should not believe that He had perished by an unjust death, and that those who were beloved were saved by other laws, thence that life was suspended on the tree, and believe not on Him.  God Himself is the life; He Himself was suspended for us.  But ye with indurated heart insult Him.

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